Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-05-28


make her acquaintance, but difficulty
only nred ms determination.
Shes something new in the fem
lnlne hne. py JoVe she is?' he re-
Marked when one OF his deepest-laid
scnemes hao Deen oVerthrown by Sy-
Dil courteous but unapproachable
olgnlty.
nappears tnat TINS handsome stranger
mad oeen 1ady's man Tor many q
oay' DE was OF a peculiar tempera-
menI Wnen ne made up his mind to
anytmng ne usually accomplished 1t,
ana IN accomplishing IL was quite will
ing 70 rennquish all subordinate IN
.erests. ne, 700, heid himselI aloo1
rom ms ieiiow-passengers, and SO 1t
was that when they reached Council
Diulls NOT a soul was on board the tram
VINO couio nave tolo VINO the lady and
genIlenlah were that traVeled alone
anu were SO very exclusive
any one VINO mas maze a trans-con-
tlnental "Trip Will appreciate the desire
20 Iane a turn on Terra nrina tnat seized
oyOn Pccull n1s-a-ViS wheh ne
reacneu Tea. Oouhcl Diuis. he was a
,ltne' alnletic ieilow, ana during the
,iour ana nan .naC the train nailed
rounding country. Unfortunatelv he
prolonged his walk beyond a desirable
limit. and when he reached the station
again the train had already begun to
move slowly Many a time he had
boardod tha train wban @ - IT.s =" ,,o;nc @
mncb moro ran;dlv and ,v;th ,o7
uent,s bositat;an Ia ron Co., tha roo,
nIstforn Of his cor mal;n~ a sn,.;nnr
and catcb;no Of tbo iron ,.a;S;n%
As often 6annens be had not Gallon.
latod ON +ba I'm snaod of tha tra;n
He missed tbe sten and fe1l bao,~a-d I'D
str;t;ng h;s bead on the nI.tfor,, an5
orI,- osoo,,;no to,-;tIo f,.aot,,So H., al, tI,I
nresence of : n;le of emntv mail. hoes
which hroLo he falI
The train stonned ond tho ;n;urod
mon was +oi-en shoa-J Ha ros
wholly ;nsens;bIe and tbe blood ousb.
cd frealv from tbe wound in b;s BOD
A s[;lIf1l snrceon wbo bannonad '1 20 ho
amon0 tbe nessengers WIS SnmmonoJ
ot oncs and bov;no soon tha rouno
man made comforta6le in n sIecn;ng,
car he eram;ned tbe contns;on
"Win some one please help me with
these bandages?" the doctor asked.
''No. thanks" he added as gentle
man offered his services. "a lady,
please. ,I
lie glanced around the car ana ms
eyes ieii on oyDh caihi lace On 'no
SIM "nile MINUS una. iooAeu 81 ueiS
ana asiie' anu ne ho'eu tlie coIiposuIe
with which sne pore hersell, WINE 'ne
rest oi lne iauies "eIe he"iiy al III
sehn-nNsterlcal s'a,e'
VIII you hoiu .nssc D'1nueS, ''m
mss. ne asAeu' Aine Va,, Do YOU
understand now 10 10 i''
~, yes SIR saiu she' promptly,
"My iatner was uocUor' am uSeu
10 such "orH'
Inc wound was snor.ly dressed, put
IL WIS d "ho,e uay oeiVie .iie younS
stranger awoke from tne slupor oc-
caslohed by ms laii' anu t,ien II was
only 10 pass lhto a sta'e o! aeiiriuin'
-,
tor asked oyDll' VINO hau Deen IN
stalled by common consent as lhe SICK
man nurse.
Inns GroPpeG OUT OF MS PocAeI'
she replied, handing nim business
earu, Il tnihK tIlae Is ms name As
ms baggage Is hharAeu WIN 'hoso
INITIALS
Inc doctor read; hoDert vincent
Co, commission merchan's' new
YORK. -,
me had a harro" escape ne oD-
served, hanuing Tue caru oaek 10 oyDil'
"a Ittle more iorce "ouiu nave crusn-
ed ms skull IKE nutSnen,
A new interest suddenly awakened
Tor Sybl- 80
81 wonder wnat Louise VIII say
when she nears that nave Deen pray
ing nurse! she pohaered tne uay lol-
lowing the assumption OF ner new
duties foor ieiio"' In sorry lor
HIM.
AT cheyenne, nappliy ior Ine SICK
man, the tram was uelayeu TWO uays